Her reports, written for the International Crisis Group, a Brussels-based organization with prominent former American diplomats on its board, were keenly read by Western intelligence and law enforcement agencies.
Of course, there is very real business value to Apple's competitors and it was keenly read by a self-selected group, but by the end of the week, the phone, which may or may not have been stolen goods, depending on your perspective, seemed a little beside the point.
I was meeting many new friends, falling in love, keenly reading contemporary American fiction, hiking the North Norfolk coast, had taken a hallucinogenic drug in the countryside and been amazed – and yet whenever I returned to my notebook or typewriter, a savage, dark impulse took hold of me.
One thing I felt keenly while reading was the ignorance of even great minds, based on when they lived in history.
I felt this keenly when I read Ted Hughes's blurb for a later Dufault collection, "Looking in All Directions" (2000): "So fresh and new and itself… wonderful stuff.
Those who are not particular fans – including me as it happens – may not have felt his death especially keenly, nor wanted to read every article which has been written about him in the last seven days.
He had Facebook friends he'd never met, people who signed up just to read his keenly honed repartee.
"When you read the novella, you're keenly aware of Pushkin's ironic social vision, but Tchaikovsky removed that; his view is more romantic.
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By the time it was Mr. Litvinoff's turn to read, he said afterward, he was keenly aware that the target of the corrosive lines he was about to utter was sitting in the audience.
Designed to be in a public place, the clock makes passersby stop to read the words, making them more keenly aware of time's passing, while "Your Clock," by the design studio breadedEscalope, is a musing on our inability to stop time or take our time.
